Metaphor & Thought
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Behavioral Scientist: "Blow the whistle" or "stop the leaks"?
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Behavioral Scientist: Set to Solve: How emphasizing problem setting can solve problems in Washington
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Science Magazine: Metaphoring The Police: It’s All About The Right Choice Of Word
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The Conversation: Communicating climate change: focus on the framing, not just the facts
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National Geographic: Is crime a virus or a beast? How metaphors shape our thoughts and decisions
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Stanford Report: Is crime a virus or a beast? When describing crime, Stanford study shows the word you pick can frame the debate on how to fight it
How to talk about people disengaging from violent extremism.
Talk delivered at the United States Institute of Peace.
Systems Thinking
Motivated Reasoning
Word Aversion
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NY Times: We Know You Hate ‘Moist.’ What Other Words Repel You?
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Take Two: Does the word 'moist' make you cringe? Here's why.
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Forbes: The science behind why the word 'moist' bugs the heck out of you
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The Cut: We may never know why the word 'moist' is so terrible
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Oberlin College New & Information: Why 'moist' makes us cringe
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Scientific American: Probing the moist crevices of word aversion
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The Telegraph: This is why you probably hate the word 'moist', according to science
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The Today Show: Which is worse: moist or phlegm? New study reveals grossest words
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Vice: A language expert explains why you hate the word 'moist,' among others
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Vox: Why do so many people dislike the word 'moist'? This scientist has a theory.